Camassia bloom in late spring, after the daffodils and before peonies and other early summer perennials. In their natural habitat, these bulbs grow in woodland edges and moist meadows. Once planted, they will usually bloom for many years.

Why is my camassia not flowering?

Why are my Camassia not flowering as well as they used to? This is usually down to one or two reasons – lack of moisture or overcrowded clump has formed. ... Camassia are bone hardy. All our container-grown stock are grown outside in North Yorkshire all year around with no cover whatsoever.

How do you look after camassia?

Ideally plant Camassia in a sheltered spot, into moist, well drained soil, in sun or partial shade. Camassia will tolerate wet, but not boggy conditions. Even though Camassia prefers damp conditions, because Camassia is a tough plant, they will usually survive a degree of summer drought.